MP Mitmug launches ebooks on the Bangsamoro Organic Law and the Bangsamoro Administrative Code. See full article.
WATCH — Chief Minister Ahod “Al Haj Murad” Balawag Ebrahim’s Message on the Approval of the Bangsamoro Administrative Code. View here. (Bangsamoro Government FB Page)
COTABATO CITY — Bangsamoro Transition Authority approved the Bangsamoro Administrative Code (BAC) during a special session on its second regular session held Wednesday, October 28.
58 Members of the Parliament (MP) voted for the passage of Cabinet Bill No. 60 entitled “An act providing for the Bangsamoro Administrative Code and for other related purposes.”
By nominal voting, 26 voted physically while 32 voted via zoom. None of the MPs voted against nor abstained on the approval of the said bill, which is authored by the Government of the Day.
The BAC will define the structural, functional, and procedural principles and rules of governance of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). Read more. (Text by Bureau of Public Information/ Photo by Publication and Media Relations Division, BTA Parliament)
Click on the following links for the special session livestream: October 28 Part 1, and Part 2.
COTABATO CITY — Committee Report No. 41 on Cabinet Bill No. 60 was read by Majority Floor Leader Lanang Ali Jr. and adopted by the Parliament that convened in a Special Session. MP Raissa Jajurie defended the bill during the period of debate/interpellation. (Screenshot from Bangsamoro Government livestream on FB Page)
Watch the special session livestream here.
COTABATO CITY — The draft bill of the proposed Bangsamoro Administrative Code was unanimously approved today, October 21, 2020 at the Committee level and was endorsed by the Committee on Rules to the plenary for its eventual enactment into law. View more. (Photo and text from Bangsamoro Transition Authority Parliament FB Page)
COTABATO CITY — Majority Floor Leader Atty. Lanang Ali, Jr. presides over the Committee Meeting of the Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) Parliament’s Committee on Rules held at the BTA Executive Lounge. Inclusive in the agenda are the (1) Report on Rapid Midterm Review on the Bangsamoro Transition Period Presentation of Findings and Recommendations by Mindanao Peoples Caucus and the (2) Deliberation on the Proposed Administrative Code. (Publication and Media Division, BTA Parliament) View more.
COTABATO CITY —The BTA Committee on Rules held a committee meeting this morning for the Cabinet Bill No. 60 or the Proposed Bangsamoro Administrative Code.
COTABATO CITY — The BTA Committee on Rules held a committee meeting this afternoon for the reporting of the Panel on the Proposed Bangsamoro Administrative Code or Cabinet Bill No. 60.
The Panel Report on the BAC may be downloaded here.
COTABATO CITY — The Panel on the Bangsamoro Administrative Cold held another consultation today, August 26, with local chief executives, including mayors and barangay officials, at the Bangsamoro Planning and Development Authority (BDPA) Conference Hall. (Bureau of Public Information)
Watch the livestream here.
COTABATO CITY — The Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) continues to gather the concerns and suggestions from various sectors to further polish the proposed Bangsamoro Administrative Code, through a series of public consultations held last week.
Among the participants invited during its fifth round of consultation on Saturday, August 22, held at the BTA Executive Lounge in the city, were the education sector, women sector, youth, farmers and fisherfolks, labor groups, non-Moro indigenous peoples (IPs), Municipal Local Government Operations Officer (MLGOO) personnel, settler communities, and Bangsamoro representatives residing outside the BARMM. Read more. (Bureau of Public Information)
Watch the livestream here.
COTABATO CITY — The Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) continues to gather the concerns and suggestions from various sectors to further polish the proposed Bangsamoro Administrative Code, through a series of public consultations held last week.
Meanwhile, the panel also invited employees from the provincial and municipal offices of the BARMM ministries during its fourth round of consultations last Wednesday, August 19, at EM Manor Hotel in the city. Read more. (Bureau of Public Information)
Click here for the livestream: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4
COTABATO CITY — According to experts, the Bangsamoro Administrative Code shows potential as it clarified the relationship of different entities in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) following the parliamentary structure of government.
During a series of consultations conducted by a panel, constituted by the Bangsamoro Transition Authority’s Committee on Rules, selected law and governance experts were invited this Monday, August 17, to discuss their opinions and positions regarding the Cabinet Bill No. 60, filed in the plenary late July. Read more. (Bureau of Public Information)
Click here for the livestream of the public consultation with key experts.
COTABATO CITY — The Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) is documenting the insights of various Bangsamoro Government entities on the proposed Bangsamoro Administrative Code through a three-part series of public consultations. Bangsamoro Government’s Attorney General Atty. Sha Elija Dumama-Alba presented the highlights and provisions included in the Bangsamoro Administrative Code during the said consultation, including the structure of the offices, commissions, and ministries. The morning session focused on the BARMM Local Government Units (LGUs) while the afternoon session was held with BARMM cabinet members. Read more. (Bureau of Public Information)
COTABATO CITY — Committee on Rules constitutes Panel on the Bangsamoro Administrative Code, headed by Deputy Majority Floor Leader Atty. Raissa Jajurie. Said Panel will conduct public consultations with various sectors and constituencies and consolidated their recommendations for the final draft of the bill. (File photo)
COTABATO CITY — The three (3) priority codes, the Local Government Code (Cabinet Bill No. 58), the Civil Service Code (Cabinet Bill No. 59), and the Administrative Code (Cabinet Bill No. 60) were referred to the Committee on Rules on its Second Reading.
Click here for the livestream of the plenary session. (BLGC at the 1:46:30 timestamp, BCSC at the 1:58:10 timestamp, and BAC at the 2:12:12 timestamp)
Cotabato City – Chief Minister Ahod Ebrahim transmitted on Wednesday, July 22, through the Office of the Secretary-General the Bangsamoro Administrative Code (Cabinet Bill No. 60), Bangsamoro Civil Service Code (Cabinet Bill No. 59) and the Bangsamoro Local Governance Code of 2020 (Cabinet Bill No. 58) to the Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) Parliament. [Read full story.]
COTABATO CITY — Three (3) priority codes of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) were introduced in plenary today and went through the first stage of legislation. The codes, which were authored by the Government of the Day, are the Local Government Code (Cabinet Bill No. 58), the Civil Service Code (Cabinet Bill No. 59), and the Administrative Code (Cabinet Bill No. 60). Read more. (Bureau of Public Information)
Click here for the livestream of the plenary session. Chief Minister’s discussion on the priority codes starts at the 1:08:50 timestamp.
COTABATO CITY — The Government of the Day (GOTD) files three priority codes in the Bangsamoro Transition Authority. The codes are the Local Government Code (Cabinet Bill No. 58), the Civil Service Code (Cabinet Bill No. 59), and the Administrative Code (Cabinet Bill No. 60). (Image from Bangsamoro Government FB Page)
